Fruit Growers Meet in City Discuss Orchard Practices
Twenty five Hocking County farmers and fruit growers gathered at the Court house Auditorium in Logan for an afternoon meeting. Speakers F H Parks and F H Beach of the Extension Service led talks on orchard practices and spraying for insects and diseases. Attendees included owners of the county’s largest fruit farms. W W Brownfield of the State Extension Service attended for a conference with Harold Chambers, local agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Hocking County
Courthouse
F H. Parks
F. H. Beach
The
Extension Service
W. W. Brownfield
Stolen auto recovered. owner to reclaim vehicle
Police report a car stolen from William Tennahill in this city was recovered by Gallipolis officers on Tuesday morning. Tennahill will travel to Gallipolis to recover his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Gallipolis
William Tennahill
Tennahill
Court House Affairs and Civil Actions Report
Mary Johnson seeks divorce from William Johnson on absence grounds and restoration of her maiden name Mary Straus plus alimony. They wed March 11, 1919 in Athens and have no children. Athens County Savings and Loan sues William and Lizzie Collins for $786.94 with lease sale to satisfy judgment. Charles W. Cable seeks divorce from Bessie G. Cable married October 12, 1881 with one child now of age. New trial motion filed for Harry Millican in intox liquor case third offense. Bryson Lumber granted $3 767.48 and foreclosure if unpaid in five days against Joe and Adda Davis. Edgar Burton awarded $422.87 and foreclosure if unpaid in five days against Nancy Laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Johnson
William Johnson
Mary Straus
Athens
Athens County Savings and Loan Company
William
Lizzie Collins
Charles W. Cable
Bessie G. Cable
Harry Millican
Bryson Lumber Company
Joe
Adda Davis
Edgar Burton
Nancy Laws
Ohio court notes fines, guardianships and wills in probate row
Jesse Hammon fined 106 dollars and jailed 60 days until costs paid for non support. Case State of Ohio v Herbert Howard continued. Final distribution of Conrad Josten estate confirmed. Executor accounts accepted. Will hearings set for Martha J Daggett February 24. Will Wolfe probated. real estate transfer authorized to Otto Duncan. Several estates exempt from inheritance tax including Emma A Droz Mary H Parker Hattie V Logan A H England Samuel J Home Dewey Hoisington Phoebe Patton John Moran Charles S Williams James M Elliott Wilda R Levering. Petition for guardianship allowance granted. Maude L Woodworth elects to take under will. Marriage licenses issued for Samuel E Chapman and Velma Caroline Chambers. Gavie Goins and Augusta Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Newton
Ernest J. Smith
Martha J. Daggett
Joseph H. Wolfe
Otto Duncan
Emma A. Droz
Mary H. Parker
Hattie V. Logan
A. H. England
Samuel J. Home
Dewey Hoisington
Phoebe Patton
John Moran
Charles S. Wilams
James M. Elliott
Wilda RE. Levering
Gertrude Mulligan
Grace
Mary G. Mulligan
Maude L. Woodworth
Robert L. Woodworth
Rotary Guests of Legion at Logan Smoker
A Logan Rotary Club delegation of 30 visited Logan Post of the American Legion for a smoker. Frank W. Harden spoke on Legion aims and disability claims before Rotarians and Legion officers, with remarks on youth programs, the Legion Band, relief services, and pending April 6 claim deadlines. The program featured songs, music, and dancing, followed by refreshments prepared by local volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvin Matheny
H. B. Kirkpatrick
Charles Struble
Forest E. Wenrich
Barton Hall
Kk. B. Trueblood
W. A. Leonard
Frank Blasius
Mon Cooke
Harden
Organization of the American Legion
American Legions
Rotarians
Legionnaires
Organizationa
American Legion Band
Soldiers Relief Commission
Commission
American Legion
Hall
Weinrich
E. L. Pielow
Weymueller
Erwin James
James Krieg
Harry Thomas
Orland Ashbaugh
Edward McQuade
New Straitaville
Foster Robo
Floyd Loomis
Virgil Wright
Ewald Schmitter
Fred D. Hoopes
Joe Rowley
Harry Sweazy
Legion Leader to Speak at Eighth District Conference
Logan officials announce Dudley White department commander will headline the Eighth District American Legion conference in Logan on March 16. State staff members will accompany him. Vice Commander Harden works to maximize district post representation. Also in Logan, West PTA to host a 7:30 entertainment and fitness supper to raise funds for the milk fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Dudley White
Eighth District of the American Legion
Harden
West Parent Teacher Association
Bridge Club Events At Home With Substitutes
Mrs Ray McGovern hosted the I Z Bridge Club Monday afternoon with Mrs Edward Jones and Mrs Byron Wolfe Jr as substitutes. In the Get Together Club gathering Monday evening at Mrs C A Reichey s South High Street home, substitutes included Mrs Byron Wolfe Sr and Mrs Filta Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray McGovern
I. Z. Bridge Club
Edward Jones
Byron Wolfe, Jr
Get Together Club
C. A. Reichey
South High Street
Byron Wolfe
Filta Miller
Easterling Clubhouse hosts Junta Club with Mrs Showalter
The Junta Club with Mrs L K Showalter as hostess was entertained at the Easterling Clubhouse. Primroses and hyacinths in pink and white decorated the table. Dinner at six featured a musical program with Mrs Mary Taggart Blasius, Mrs H V Adams, and Miss Ruth Brooke in piano and vocal performances. The Great American Band Wagon was reviewed by Miss Helen Blasius. Roll call included Valentine verses and Mrs Charles Mondhank of Lancaster was an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junta Club
L. K. Showalter
Mary Taggart Blasius
H. V. Adams
Ruth Brooke
Helen Blasius
Roll Call
Charles Mondhank
Lancaster
Logan Patient Undergoes Tonsil Operation
Logan, February 19. Lorentz Smith was taken to a Columbus hospital Monday for a tonsil operation. He was accompanied by his mother Mrs. Esther Smith and Mrs. Harry Eastman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Lorentz Smith
Columbus
Esther Smith
Harry Eastman
Cod Liver Oil Tablets Promote Vitamin Rich Health
The advertisement touts McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets as containing vitamins A and D from Norwegian cod liver oil. It claims six tablets equal one teaspoon of cod liver oil and urges parents to give children the vitamins directly for various ailments and underweight conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McC
Henderson and Bright Attend Beta Phi Sigma Board Meeting
Phil A. Henderson and Claude Bright left Tuesday for Chicago to attend a Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity board meeting and will be away until Sunday. Henderson is grand vice president and Bright serves on the board. Edward McQuade and H. Gr. of New Straiteville attended an American Legion ring in I. Monday evening. Henry Todd of Nelsonville made a business trip to this city Tuesday. Mrs. Louise T. Huffman returned home after a week in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Leland Stokes and family. John Arnold of Gore made a business trip to Logan Tuesday. Miss Irene McDowell of Deanville visited Logan Sunday. Sheriff and Mrs. W. R. Lloyd and Mrs. L. F. Hammond visited Columbus Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil A. Henderson
Claude Bright
Chicago
Beta Phi Sigma Fraternity
Mr. Henderson
Bright
Edward McQuade
H. Gr
New Straiteville
American Legion
Henry Todd
Nelsonville
Louise T. Huffman
Columbus
Leland Stokes
Jack
John Arnold
Gore
Logan
Irene McDowell
Deanville
Sheriff
Mary Shull Dies After Long Illness in Logan
Mrs. Mary Shull aged 50 wife of J. W. Shull died at her West Logan home Sunday afternoon after a long tuberculosis illness. She had five years of medical treatment. Surviving relatives include husband David Logan son Ernest and daughter Thelma and Mary Shull at home sister Mrs Hartman of Junction City and sisters Mrs Canty and Mrs Vollmer of Columbus. Funeral services were at United Brethren Church with Rev. B C Peters officiating. Burial will be in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary Shull
J. W. Shull
West Logan
David Shull
Willis Larimer
Groveport
Ernest
Thelma
Hartman
Junction City
Canty
Vollmer
Columbus
United Brethren Church
B.C. Peters
Oak Grove Cemetery
Funeral services held for Marry Lane in Logan
Funeral services were held at the Methodist Episcopal Church at 2 30 PM Wednesday for Marry Lane who died in a Lancaster hospital Sunday from injuries received when assaulted near that city a week earlier. Rev J Spears officiated. Burial followed in Oak Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Marry Lane
Lancaster
J. @. Spears
United Brethren Church
Oak Grove
Junia Club Luncheon Trip to Columbus Attendees Named
Members of the Junia Club traveled to Columbus for a 1 o'clock luncheon hosted by associate members Mrs. H. R. Harrington and Mrs. Evelyn Harrington. Out‑of‑town attendees included Mrs. W. H. Strentz and Maggie Higgy among others. Columbus residents Myra Brown Joanna Wood Lucy Pugsley Bird White Elizabeth Vai and several others joined from the local club circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junia Club
Columbus
H. R. Harrington
Evelyn Harrington
W. H. Strentz
Maggie Higgy
Anna White
Ella Rochester
Ruth Brooke
Minnette McCray
Mary MceCray
Helen Blasius
Mary Blasius
Jessie McManigal
Emma Becker
Carlton Bright
Charles Bowen
John Smith
Myra Brown
Joanna Wood
Lucy Pugsley
Bird White
Elizabeth Vai
Franklin Kerr Guild Elects Officers at Presbyterian Church
Mrs. Edward Jones elected president of the Franklin Kerr Guild meeting at the Presbyterian Church Monday evening. New officers include Mrs. R. W. Friend as vice president, Mrs. Earl Shaw secretary, and Miss Dorothy Chute treasurer. Dinner served by a committee before the meeting. Lesson study, devotionals, and music filled the program with several vocal and piano numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Kerr Guild
Edward Jones
Presbyterian Church
R. W. Friend
Earl Shaw
Dorothy Chute
T. R. Walburn
Phil Tachappat
Rudolph Brandt
C. L. Abell
E. B. Trueblood
Ruth Heft
Arthur Dollmatsch
Mijs
Violet Brehm
Miss Brehm
Merie Karshner
Hugh Meldrim
Walter Prather
Karshner
H. M. Boocks
M. F. Weymueller
Business and Professional Women Meet in Sigma Phi Gamma Rooms
An executive board meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club was held in Logan on Monday evening at the Sigma Phi Gamma Rooms. Several matters of business were considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Business and Professional Women's Club
Sigma Phi Gamma Rooms
Surprise party planned for Wesley Wonn at his home
A surprise gathering was arranged for Wesley Wonn at his residence Sunday evening marking a celebratory event organized by close friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Wonn
Wonn Family Marks 79th Birthday Anniversary
Members of his family gathered to mark his 79th birthday anniversary on Thursday. A social hour with refreshments followed, with attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Wonn and Mr. and Mrs. Chase Wonn, Merritt Wenn, George Wonn, Mary Frances Wonn, Junior Wonn, and James Wonn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Wonn
Chase Wonn
Merritt Wenn
George Wonn
Mary Frances Wonn
Junior Wonn
James Wonn
Orchestra to Perform A Concert of Classic Works
Lancaster clarinetist Margaret Maxwell and Waterford violinist Ben H Philson join Racine Frances Hale and others in the program announced by Prof DeForest Ingerham. The roster includes Rosamian Overture and Beethoven Fifth, Schumann Two Grenadiers, Sibelius Valse Triste, Delibes Bacchus processional plus a March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeForest Ingerham
Rosamian
Schubert
Beethoven
Grenadiers
Schumann
Pau Sebring
Sibelius
Bacchus
Delibes
Eighteen- member Ohio University Symphony to perform Sunday
Eighteen members of the Ohio University Symphony Orchestra will give a concert at the Alumni Memorial Auditorium at 3 30 Sunday afternoon. The group comprises Athens County residents and nearby towns including Emma Lou Keehne, Pome Roy, violin, James Patterson, Ath ens, clarinet, and William H. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio University Symphony Orchestra
Alumni Memorial Auditorium
Athens County
Emma Lou Keehne
Pomeroy
James Patterson
Athens
William H. Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soings
Common Pleas Court
Probate
Jesse Hammon
State of
Ohio
Herbert Howard
Conrad Josten
James
Fred Josten
Legion
Young War Veterans’ Organization
Plan Entertainment
Bos Or
Gibson’s Pharmacy
Prescription Store
Lane
Junias
Pythian
Erich von Stroheim
Betty Compson
Donald Douglas
Great Gabbo
Pathe
Athens Court House
Arthur D. Davis
Ohio Supreme Court
Marion Fisher
McConnelsvill
Pat
Oruegists
Columbia
Hoot Gibson
Courtin’ Wildcats
yveLcome
Ffinon
Linton Sle
Pennarr
Kill
Gohom
Cecil DE Mille
Conrad Nagel
Kay Johnson
Charles Bickford
Julia Faye
Zennet
D. Zenner
Ets
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!